Warehouse Management That Brings Order to Every Order

Unify inventory, labor, automation, and yard, in an AI-driven warehouse management system (WMS) that boosts throughput and keeps operations ready before the need arrives.

1.4 M

BESTSELLER
Manhattan WMS customer BESTSELLER rolls out Europe’s largest shuttle system, designed to house 1.4 million bins and 1,400 robots.
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10 Sites

Staples
With the agility of Manhattan's WMS, Staples deployed 10 sites in just five-week intervals; all without disrupting a single customer order.
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14 M Square Meters

DHL
DHL selected Manhattan's WMS to break the upgrade cycle and leverage its cloud-based technology for over 14 M sqm of warehouse operations.
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40 % Increase

Foot Locker
Operational Impact: Foot Locker's facility delivers a 40% increase in storage capacity, advanced automation, and improved productivity.
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Built for Where You Are

Choose from Essentials, Enterprise, or Enterprise Premier edition, each built for where you are today, with room to run ahead when you're ready.
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Future-Proof Efficiency and Agility for Modern Warehousing

Manhattan ActiveWarehouse is a cloud-native, continuously updated WMS that orchestrates workflows across labor, robotics, and transportation to maximize efficiency and reduce risk. Built on microservices and a unified operational data model, it delivers real-time visibility, intelligent execution, and native AI agents that read the same live operational state your operators use and act through the same APIs that run the warehouse. Quarterly updates and a versionless design eliminate costly upgrades and deliver new capabilities, including new agents, with zero downtime.

The Gap Between AI that Demos and AI that Delivers

Many WMS vendors claim their agents are embedded in the system, when in reality those agents reason over data exported from the WMS rather than the live operation itself. The impact on your business is real: slower operational response as agents act on stale data, weaker audit and compliance defensibility as governance layers across two systems, and lower adoption as teams on the floor lose trust in recommendations they can't trace.

ActiveWarehouse agents actually share the WMS's data model and execution layer, so they act on the operation as it is, remain traceable in the same audit logs your teams already use, and get better at your warehouse the longer they run.

What are Your Warehouse Management Challenges?

Disconnected systems force warehouse teams to juggle multiple platforms, creating data silos that slow decisions and drive up costs. IT leaders maintain legacy automation and robotics integrations rather than adopting cloud warehouse management software that simplifies their stack. Operations managers struggle to coordinate multi-channel fulfillment while keeping labor costs in check and retaining skilled workers. Supervisors lose the real-time inventory visibility they need to track performance and meet daily goals.

Manhattan's Warehouse Management solves these challenges by unifying distribution operations on a single platform. It integrates supply chain demand planning with inventory visibility, automation orchestration, multi-channel fulfillment, and labor management. Every role, from IT director to floor supervisor, works from one source of truth.

Improve Inventory Visibility

Warehouse Management offers real-time, end-to-end visibility across the supply chain, allowing managers to track inventory from inbound to outbound in a single interface. This visibility ensures accurate stock levels, reduces stockouts, and enables informed decision-making.
► Case Study: Increasing inventory accuracy 100%.

Manage Multi-Channel Fulfillment

Warehouse Management’s unified Order Streaming capability enables simultaneous processing of wholesale, retail, and direct orders, enhancing flexibility and throughput across channels. This allows warehouse managers to meet complex omnichannel demands without manual reconfiguration.

Streamline Labor Costs and Improve Worker Retention

With the Labor Management module, Warehouse Management applies gamification to motivate employees, provides real-time task prioritization, and helps improve labor productivity by up to 20%. This enhances workforce engagement and minimizes turnover by creating a rewarding work environment.
► Feature: Inspire and Motivate Your Workforce

Warehouse Management Features

Unified Distribution Control

Run the entire enterprise from a single app with command of fulfillment, labor, slotting, and automation.

Unified Planning

Optimize order fulfillment with machine learning that maximizes efficiency, productivity, and profitability—while simultaneously processing retail, wholesale, and direct demand.

Unified Execution

Eliminate barriers to efficiency like 'pick type' and 'order type' by orchestrating put-away, picking, slotting, sorting, and packing activities simultaneously.

Unified Automation

Use technology to your advantage to simplify the process and save time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a warehouse management system (WMS)?

A warehouse management system (WMS) is software to help organize warehouse operations. A WMS is designed to control movement and storage of materials, track inventory, manage stock, and optimize picking and packing of orders.

What are the advantages of a cloud-native WMS?

A cloud-native warehouse management system (WMS) is designed to run on cloud infrastructure—offering scalability, flexibility, cost savings, security, collaboration, and integration.